The tournament's twenty highest finishers are shown below in order of prize money won.

The remaining ten places went to the highest finishers at the 2005 World Cup who had not otherwise qualified (see above).

The highest finishers moved on to the next stage, before earning the tour cards for the next year.

One spot for the highest finisher, not already exempt, within the top 10 of the previous week's tournament.

As a result, the highest finisher in the inaugural competition besides Kenya would also qualify.

Four classes of cars raced together, with each class having honors for its highest finishers.

The most money goes to the highest finishers, and a handful of the richest teams get richer.

Usually, Washington, as the higher finisher, would have gotten the home ice for Games 1 and 2.

The winner represented here is the highest finisher of both classes combined.

If fewer than 120 exempt players (see below) enter, the field will be filled to 144 with more high finishers from qualifying.