Giro d'Italia champon Vincenzo Nibali has extended his contract with the Astana squad until the end of the 2016 season.
Sicilian Nibali travelled to Astana - the capital city of Kazakhstan - on Thursday to sign the new contract with the team's general manager Alexandre Vinokourov.
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