The cycling community is mourning the death of Norwegian cyclist Andre Drege, who died Saturday after a crash during the Tour of Austria. He was 25. 

Team Coop-Repsol confirmed the news in a post on social media.

"We are devastated by the tragic passing of Andre Drege," the statement posted to X said. "Our thoughts and prayers are with Andre’s family and loved ones during this incredibly difficult time.

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"Andre’s family has requested privacy as they mourn their loss, and we kindly ask that their wishes are respected" 

Race organizers said Drege was involved in a "very serious crash" during a descent during the fourth stage of the race. 

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"It is with deep sadness and heavy hearts that we have to announce the passing of Andre Drege. On Saturday 6th July following a very serious crash during the descent of the Großglockner at stage 4 of the Tour of Austria, André crashed and sustained severe injuries," the statement posted to social media said. 

"Our entire team is devastated by this tragic accident, and our thoughts and prayers are with André's family and loved ones and his team Coop-Repsol, during this incredibly difficult time."

Italian cyclist Filippo Ganna won the stage, but race organizers canceled the ceremony. 

According to the BBC, Drege won seven races this year and was expected to move up to World Tour level next year. 

The Associated Press contributed to this report. 

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