The Aberdale Grand Prix

Note: This is a joke idea for something in a ridiculous alternative universe. It doesn't have to be taken seriously.
The Aberdale Grand Prix is a 2021 American live-action/animated sports comedy film produced by Warner Animation Group, Cartoon Network Studios, Vertigo Entertainment, NASCAR, Proximity Media, and Lord Miller Productions and distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures. The film was directed by Adam Driver and Malcolm D. Lee from a screenplay by Juel Taylor, Tony Rettenmaier, Keenan Coogler, Celeste Ballard, Jesse Gordon, Andrew Overtoom, Jonathan Aibel and Glenn Berger, Terence Nance, Driver, Samy Burch, James Gunn, and Phil Lord and Christopher Miller and a story by Xavier Shaquille, Peter Ramsey, Miller, Nance, and Lee. It features the characters from and serves as somewhat of a standalone continuation of the Cartoon Network animated series Clarence created by Skyler Page. The film stars current stock-car racing executive and former NASCAR stock-car racing driver Jeff Gordon as a fictionalised version of himself; Ryan Reynolds, LeBron James, Ingrid Vandebosch, and Leo Benjamin Gordon star in live-action roles, while Spencer Rothbell, Sean Giambrone, Tom Kenny, and Ava Acres headline the Clarence voice cast. The film follows Gordon enlisting the Clarence characters' aid to win a high-stakes stock-car grand-prix against a rogue artificial intelligence's virtual avatars after Gordon's son is abducted by the AI.
In the middle of 2014, a Space Jam successor was announced to be in the early stages of development, but it was unfortunately cancelled due to creative differences and executive meddling. Later that year, a replacement film featuring Jeff Gordon and the characters from the hit Cartoon Network animated series Clarence was announced in memorial of the cancelled Space Jam successor, with filming taking place from June to September 2019. Several weeks into filming, Vince Knight, who served as cinematographer up until that point, left the project in July 2019 after a heated argument with Gordon and was replaced with Salvatore Totino. Traditional animation was done by Saerom Animation, while visual effects and computer animation were outsourced to Industrial Light and Magic (ILM).
The Aberdale Grand Prix had its red-carpet premiere at Grauman's Chinese Theatre on July 13, 2021, and was released nationwide in the United States by Warner Bros. Pictures on July 17, and through HBO Max for one month. The film was a box-office failure, grossing $164 million worldwide against a production budget $150 million, and received mixed reviews, who praised the performances, animation and visual effects, humor, and themes, while some criticized its plot, overlong runtime, and particularly its extensive product placement of WarnerMedia properties. It won an Annie Award for Outstanding Achievement for Directing in a Feature Production for Driver and Lee between them and a Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Screen Combo for Gordon and "any Cartoon Network property (or Time-Warner product) he drives over", making it the first feature film to receive both an award at both the Annies and the Razzies since Battleship (2012).