Campenaerts outsprinted breakaway companion
Oscar Riesebeek of the Netherlands after the duo had pulled
clear late in the stage, which saw Bernal keep the lead with a
93-second advantage over Briton Simon Yates.
After a body-punishing 14th stage to the Monte Zoncolan, the
peloton let the 15-man breakaway loose on what appeared to be a
recovery ride for most of the overall contenders after a
crash-hit start.
Emanuel Buchmann's hopes ended in a mass pile-up that forced
organisers to neutralise the race for 15 minutes inside the
opening three kilometres.
German Buchmann, who was sixth overall, abandoned alongside
Dutchman Jos van Emden and Erythrea's Natnael Berhane, with
Portugal's Ruben Guerreiro withdrawing later after being unable
to cope with the pace of the peloton.
Monday's 16th stage is a 212-km mountain trek from Sacile to
Cortina d'Ampezzo.
(Reporting by Julien Pretot; Editing by Pritha Sarkar)
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