Did you get suckered into doing other things during the past 15 hours besides watching the 24 Hours of Le Mans? Are you looking at the wondering why we’re down to only one working Porsche 911 RSR and one Toyota TS050? We’re here to help. Here’s the rundown of retirements so far.

This has been a particularly carnage-heavy race, most shockingly in the LMP1 category that’s usually a lot more reliable than this. And of course, if your favorite cars are still in the race—congrats! You’re one of the lucky ones. So, here are all the reasons why some fan favorites are toast.

No. 4 ByKolles Racing ENSO CLM P1/01: .No. 7 Toyota TS050: .

No. 9 Toyota TS050: with the No. 25 CEFC Manor TRS Racing LMP2 on the restart directly after the No. 7's retirement. Contact with the No. 25 caused a tire failure that ripped apart the rear of the car.

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No. 26 G-Drive Racing Oreca 07-Gibson: Damaged after a 911 into the wall and/or karma.

No. 25 CEFC Manor TRS Racing Oreca 07-Gibson: with the No. 9 Toyota TS050.

No. 28 TDS Racing Oreca 07-Gibson: out of sixth place; also probably .

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No. 82 Risi Competizione Ferrari 488 GTE: into the wall by the No. 28 TDS Racing LMP2.

No. 92 Porsche 911 RSR: off into the wall.

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No. 16 Proton Competition Porsche 911 RSR: into the wall by an LMP2.

Additionally, some of the expected contenders had lengthy repairs that took them out of contention. The and are both trying to claw their way back up in the standings after having to replace hard-to-reach hybrid motors. The No. 98 Aston Martin Racing car that had been dominating the GTE Am class had a tire in spectacular fashion. The pole-winning LM GTE Am No. 50 Larbre Competition Corvette C7.R had a into the gravel. And of course, LMP2 has had plenty of off-track excursions.

If your live stream keeps hiccuping and going out, apparently that’s been the victim of several during the event as well. Man, nothing is safe at Le Mans this year.