1930 Giro d'Italia
Stage results

Stage
Date
Course
Distance
Type
Type
Winner
Race Leader
1
17 May
Messina to Catania
174 km (108 mi)
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Stage with mountain(s)
Michele Mara (ITA)
Michele Mara (ITA)
2
18 May
Catania to Palermo
280 km (174 mi)
-
Stage with mountain(s)
Leonida Frascarelli (ITA)
Antonio Negrini (ITA)
3
20 May
Palermo to Messina
257 km (160 mi)
-
Plain stage
Luigi Marchisio (ITA)
Luigi Marchisio (ITA)
4
22 May
Reggio Calabria to Catanzaro
173 km (107 mi)
-
Plain stage
Luigi Marchisio (ITA)
Luigi Marchisio (ITA)
5
23 May
Catanzaro to Cosenza
118 km (73 mi)
-
Stage with mountain(s)
Domenico Piemontesi (ITA)
Luigi Marchisio (ITA)
6
25 May
Cosenza to Salerno
292 km (181 mi)
-
Stage with mountain(s)
Allegro Grandi (ITA)
Luigi Marchisio (ITA)
7
27 May
Salerno to Naples
180 km (112 mi)
-
Plain stage
Raffaele Di Paco (ITA)
Luigi Marchisio (ITA)
8
28 May
Naples to Rome
247 km (153 mi)
-
Stage with mountain(s)
Learco Guerra (ITA)
Luigi Marchisio (ITA)
9
30 May
Rome to Teramo
203 km (126 mi)
-
Stage with mountain(s)
Michele Mara (ITA)
Luigi Marchisio (ITA)
10
31 May
Teramo to Ancona
185 km (115 mi)
-
Stage with mountain(s)
Michele Mara (ITA)
Luigi Marchisio (ITA)
11
2 June
Ancona to Forlì
182 km (113 mi)
-
Stage with mountain(s)
Learco Guerra (ITA)
Luigi Marchisio (ITA)
12
3 June
Forlì to Rovigo
188 km (117 mi)
-
Plain stage
Michele Mara (ITA)
Luigi Marchisio (ITA)
13
5 June
Rovigo to Asiago
150 km (93 mi)
-
Stage with mountain(s)
Antonio Pesenti (ITA)
Luigi Marchisio (ITA)
14
6 June
Asiago to Brescia
186 km (116 mi)
-
Stage with mountain(s)
Leonida Frascarelli (ITA)
Luigi Marchisio (ITA)
15
8 June
Brescia to Milan
280 km (174 mi)
-
Stage with mountain(s)
Michele Mara (ITA)
Luigi Marchisio (ITA)
Total
Total
3,095 km (1,923 mi)
3,095 km (1,923 mi)
3,095 km (1,923 mi)
3,095 km (1,923 mi)
3,095 km (1,923 mi)
3,095 km (1,923 mi)

Question: Where did the 1930 Giro d'Italia start and begin, and how long was the distance between the two places?
Answer: The 1930 Giro d'Italia began on 17 May with a stage of 174 km (108 mi), finishing in Milan on 8 June with a 280 km (174 mi) stage, and covered a total distance of 3,095 km (1,923 mi).