What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
The pilot stated during his final stage of landing flare on runway 31, at Leesburg airport, he realized the landing gear was not extended and decided to implement a go around, but the airplane contacted the runway briefly causing grinding damage to two radio antennas, severe skin delamination to both flaps and, more extensive damage to both speed brakes and their mounting brackets. He successfully completed a go around with the assistance from the tower due to the loss of the antennas. The PIC could hear the tower and they provided instructions for his return to land. The aircrafts flight behavior was fine as well as the engine parameters observed during flight. A normal landing was performed and visual inspections were performed with no further damage.
As the FAA filed it
THE PILOT STATED DURING HIS FINAL STAGE OF LANDING FLARE ON RUNWAY 31, AT LEESBURG AIRPORT, HE REALIZED THE LANDING GEAR WAS NOT EXTENDED AND DECIDED TO IMPLEMENT A GO AROUND, BUT THE AIRPLANE CONTACTED THE RUNWAY BRIEFLY CAUSING GRINDING DAMAGE TO TWO RADIO ANTENNAS, SEVERE SKIN DELAMINATION TO BOTH FLAPS AND, MORE EXTENSIVE DAMAGE TO BOTH SPEED BRAKES AND THEIR MOUNTING BRACKETS. HE SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED A GO AROUND WITH THE ASSISTANCE FROM THE TOWER DUE TO THE LOSS OF THE ANTENNAS. THE PIC COULD HEAR THE TOWER AND THEY PROVIDED INSTRUCTIONS FOR HIS RETURN TO LAND. THE AIRCRAFTS FLIGHT BEHAVIOR WAS FINE AS WELL AS THE ENGINE PARAMETERS OBSERVED DURING FLIGHT. A NORMAL LANDING WAS PERFORMED AND VISUAL INSPECTIONS WERE PERFORMED WITH NO FURTHER DAMAGE.