Uno-X Mobility rider suffers fracture after crash filled 2025

According to Danish outlet Feltet.dk, Andreas Kron has endured yet another blow in what has been a season dominated by crashes and injury. The Uno-X Mobility rider went down at the Vuelta a Burgos, and medical checks have now revealed the true extent of the damage. It continues a frustrating 2025 campaign where the Dane has already missed some of the sport’s biggest events due to earlier setbacks. For a rider who had success in recent years, the repeated interruptions have severely limited his calendar.

In a statement issued by the team, the news was laid out clearly. "After his crash in Burgos, Andreas Kron has had scans and consulted a specialist. These examinations showed a stable fracture in the sacrum," Uno-X confirmed.

The same release explained the immediate plan for his rehabilitation: "He will take a few weeks off the bike to recover." The announcement rules him out of competing at the Vuelta a España, where he had previously been expected to line up.

The absence is significant for Kron, who won a stage at the 2023 Vuelta and returned to the race again last year. Instead of building on that experience, 2025 has left him without a single Grand Tour start. Now 27, he faces a period of enforced rest while Uno-X adjusts its plans, waiting to see when their experienced climber-puncheur will be fit to return to the peloton.