You could start the second scenario with a "nothingFor" injection step
setUp(
scenario1.inject(constantUsersPerSec(1) during (1 second)),
scenario2.inject(nothingFor(1 second) ,
constantUsersPerSec(1) during (1 second))
).protocol()
If you want to have a guaranteed sequential execution, you have to put the chains of both scenarios into a new scenario.
var scn = scenario("combined scenario").
.exec(chain1)
.exec(chain2)
def chain1 = exec(...)...
def chain2 = exec(...)...
Usually I separate the scripts for a page (recorded, volatile) from the user scenario sequences (chains of page calls) and the load model (the setup with the injection steps), which makes it easier to recombine chains to create new scenarios.