Incident Overview
A private pilot, accompanied by a passenger, reported landing on runway 11. The pilot stated that they performed a "3-point landing." During the rollout, the airplane began to veer to the right. Despite applying full left rudder and full left brake, the pilot was unable to stop the right turn. The airplane subsequently ground looped and came to rest on the grass on the right side of the runway. The left wing sustained substantial damage when it struck the ground. The pilot indicated that no mechanical malfunctions occurred during the flight.
Sequence of Events
The landing was described as a standard 3-point landing. After touchdown, while rolling out, the aircraft deviated to the right. The pilot's corrective inputs—full left rudder and full left brake—did not prevent the turning motion. The aircraft then swung around in a ground loop, ending up off the runway surface on the right side.
Aircraft Damage
The left wing was substantially damaged upon impact with the ground. No other details regarding damage to other parts of the aircraft were provided.
Pilot Report
The pilot reported no mechanical issues with the airplane before or during the flight. The cause of the veer was not specified in the available information.