In Pixar's Cars 2, Allinol sponsors the World Grand Prix.
Allinol is presented as an alternative fuel developed by Miles Axelrod, the billionaire organizer of the World Grand Prix. The fuel is promoted as clean and environmentally friendly, and racers are encouraged to use it during the international competition. Its public image is central to Axelrod's plan to prove that alternative fuel can power elite racing.
The film's espionage plot reveals that Allinol has been manipulated to cause dangerous engine reactions when exposed to a device used by the Lemons gang. The criminals want the resulting crashes to discredit alternative fuels and increase demand for oil. Axelrod's role becomes a major mystery because he appears to champion clean technology while secretly directing the conspiracy. Allinol is fictional and should not be confused with Rust-eze, the sponsor of Lightning McQueen, or Dinoco, the famous racing brand associated with The King and later McQueen. Its name and marketing make it one of the film's most important plot devices.