What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
With minimal crosswind factor, on final pilot was crabbing slightly left. 50 feet above ground he inputed slight left bank and right rudder to align with the runway. A whhel landing was made with a slight bounce. Pilot applied nose down to "paste" the left wheel to the runway. The right wheel then bounced and caused a left bank that continued causing the left wing tip to contact the runway. The plane spun 90 degrees and came to rest on the grass.
As the FAA filed it
WITH MINIMAL CROSSWIND FACTOR, ON FINAL PILOT WAS CRABBING SLIGHTLY LEFT. 50 FEET ABOVE GROUND HE INPUTED SLIGHT LEFT BANK AND RIGHT RUDDER TO ALIGN WITH THE RUNWAY. A WHHEL LANDING WAS MADE WITH A SLIGHT BOUNCE. PILOT APPLIED NOSE DOWN TO "PASTE" THE LEFT WHEEL TO THE RUNWAY. THE RIGHT WHEEL THEN BOUNCED AND CAUSED A LEFT BANK THAT CONTINUED CAUSING THE LEFT WING TIP TO CONTACT THE RUNWAY. THE PLANE SPUN 90 DEGREES AND CAME TO REST ON THE GRASS.
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