What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
By the pilot's statement, what would have been by all accounts a normal landing, culminated in a groundloop at the end of the landing. This, as stated by the pilot, was due to a left main gear collapse, unrelated to the landing or operation of the aircraft. As described by the pilot it was "slipping aside towards the wing".
Pilot stated this was culminated by a very slow groundloop at the of the landing, as the left wingtip finally touched the ground.
As the FAA filed it
BY THE PILOT'S STATEMENT, WHAT WOULD HAVE BEEN BY ALL ACCOUNTS A NORMAL LANDING, CULMINATED IN A GROUNDLOOP AT THE END OF THE LANDING. THIS, AS STATED BY THE PILOT, WAS DUE TO A LEFT MAIN GEAR COLLAPSE, UNRELATED TO THE LANDING OR OPERATION OF THE AIRCRAFT. AS DESCRIBED BY THE PILOT IT WAS "SLIPPING ASIDE TOWARDS THE WING".
PILOT STATED THIS WAS CULMINATED BY A VERY SLOW GROUNDLOOP AT THE OF THE LANDING, AS THE LEFT WINGTIP FINALLY TOUCHED THE GROUND.