You have a couple of options, Robert.
(a) Since you were landing when the crash occurred, you can treat this as a crash landing. Take the leg as flown (using the time from departure to crash landing) and start from the new airport. You add a crash penalty to your flight log.
(b) You can simply re-fly the leg. Don't count the invalid leg time in your log book. You do add the crash penalty, of course.
Not sure what you prefer. But normally, one might as well take the "crash landing" option--advancing to the next airport while incurring the standard crash penalty. No reason to re-fly unless you want to.
This clearly is an odd crash. You had landed and were on the ground moving at 10kts just before the "event" happened.