Stages
| Stage | Route | km | Stage Winner | Leader of the GC |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Messina-Catania | 174 | Michele Mara | Michele Mara |
| 2 | Catania-Palermo | 280 | Leonida Frascarelli | Antonio Negrini |
| 3 | Palermo-Messina | 257 | Luigi Marchisio | Luigi Marchisio |
| 4 | Reggio Calabria-Catanzaro | 173 | Luigi Marchisio | Luigi Marchisio |
| 5 | Catanzaro-Cosenza | 118 | Domenico Piemontesi | Luigi Marchisio |
| 6 | Cosenza-Salerno | 292 | Allegro Grandi | Luigi Marchisio |
| 7 | Salerno-Naples | 180 | Raffaele Di Paco | Luigi Marchisio |
| 8 | Naples-Rome | 247 | Learco Guerra | Luigi Marchisio |
| 9 | Rome-Teramo | 203 | Michele Mara | Luigi Marchisio |
| 10 | Teramo-Ancona | 185 | Michele Mara | Luigi Marchisio |
| 11 | Ancona-Forlì | 182 | Learco Guerra | Luigi Marchisio |
| 12 | Forlì-Rovigo | 188 | Michele Mara | Luigi Marchisio |
| 13 | Rovigo-Asiago | 150 | Antonio Pesenti | Luigi Marchisio |
| 14 | Asiago-Brescia | 186 | Leonida Frascarelli | Luigi Marchisio |
| 15 | Brescia-Milan | 280 | Michele Mara | Luigi Marchisio |
| Total | 3,095 | |||
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