Accident Sequence
The pilot reported that because the runway was wet, he was determined to touch down as close to the approach end as possible. During the landing, the airplane bounced, and subsequently the nose and main landing gear collapsed. The airplane came to rest on the runway approximately 1,700 feet beyond the landing threshold, sustaining substantial damage.
Video Analysis
An airport surveillance video camera captured the accident sequence. Review of the video indicated that the airplane first contacted the runway just beyond the displaced threshold in a flat attitude, with no flare or float. The airplane then bounced and re-contacted the runway on its nose landing gear, which collapsed. This was followed by a series of rapid, large-amplitude pitch oscillations, and subsequent collapse of the main landing gear.