The first competition takes place as above, but in the second, jumps are performed in Championship order instead of World Cup order; therefore the lowest scoring athlete from the first competition goes first, and the leader goes last.
The first competition takes place as above, but only the best 30 finishers go through to the second competition. In the latter, jumps are performed in Championship order instead of World Cup order; therefore the lowest scoring athlete from the first competition goes first, and the leader goes last.