Alexander Kristoff wins stage two of the 2015 3-Days of De Panne
Alexander Kristoff has ended speculation about his future by extending his contract at Russian team Katusha at least until the end of the 2016 season.
Kristoff's coach Stein Orn recently sparked rumours that the Tour of Flanders winner could leave Katusha, possibly for Team Sky, but the Norwegian sprinter is happy to stay put.
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