At that time the procedure of a second leg was different to that of now-time. Not the 30th (or the 15th) clocked racer started the second leg but the racer with bib no 15 (or – if no 15 was out in the first run – that one who was next). Because Swedish racer Grahn had the no.
At that time, the procedure for the second leg varied from modern practices. The 30th or 15th clocked runner did not begin the second leg; rather, the runner with bib no 15 (or if no 15 was absent in the first run – the next one) started it. Swedish racer Grahn had a number.