1934 Giro D'Italia - Stages

Stages

Stage Route km Stage winner Leader of the GC
1 Milan-Turin 169 Francesco Camusso Francesco Camusso
2 Turin-Genoa 206 Learco Guerra Francesco Camusso
3 Genoa-Livorno 220 Learco Guerra Francesco Camusso
4 Livorno-Pisa (cron. individuale) 45 Learco Guerra Learco Guerra
5 Pisa-Rome 333 Learco Guerra Learco Guerra
6 Rome-Naples 228 Learco Guerra Learco Guerra
7 Naples-Bari 339 Adriano Vignoli Learco Guerra
8 Bari-Campobasso 245 Félicien Vervaecke Giuseppe Olmo
9 Campobasso-Teramo 283 Learco Guerra Learco Guerra
10 Teramo-Ancona 214 Learco Guerra Learco Guerra
11 Ancona-Rimini 213 Learco Guerra Learco Guerra
12 Rimini-Florence 176 Learco Guerra Learco Guerra
13 Florence-Bologna 120 Giuseppe Olmo Francesco Camusso
14 Bologna-Ferrara (individual time trial) 59 Learco Guerra Learco Guerra
15 Ferrara-Trieste 273 Fabio Battesini Learco Guerra
16 Trieste-Bassano del Grappa 273 Giuseppe Olmo Learco Guerra
17 Bassano-Milan 315 Giuseppe Olmo Learco Guerra
Total 3,706

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