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When a car leaves the starting line so hard that the crowd can feel it in their chest, you know something special is happening. At the 2024 World Cup Finals at Maryland International Raceway, Dale Arnold and his unbelievable 2018 Dodge Demon delivered exactly that—rewriting expectations and setting a new benchmark for modern Mopar domination.

This wasn’t just another strong showing.

This was domination.

Built for Battle

This Demon is the result of an elite collaboration between some of the most respected names in the industry, all focused on one goal: go faster than anyone believed a Demon could.

* Engine by Disomma Racing

A precision-built powerplant designed to take punishment, create absurd horsepower, and deliver reliability at extreme power levels.

*ProCharger F-3R-121 Supercharger

A massive air pump feeding the engine the volume it needs to generate world-class speed.

*FuelTech ECU

The digital brain that keeps the entire beast in perfect sync, from ignition control to boost management.

*Built by JE Speed

Taking the Demon from a factory terror to a full-on drag-strip animal, JE Speed turned the vision into reality with expert craftsmanship and engineering.

*On-Track Support by HPJ Performance

The team responsible for keeping the car dialed and deadly every time it rolled to the beams.

The Tune That Made It Legendary

Every great combination has one final element that elevates it from dangerous to historic, and for this Demon, that element is:

Eric Holliday — “Father Timing” of Next Gen Performance

With a tune crafted by one of the best in the business, the power delivery, timing strategies, and overall calibration brought the entire package to life. Holliday turned potential into precision—and precision into results.

The Result? A 6.23-Second Statement

And then the number that sealed its legacy:

6.23 seconds in the 1/4 mile.

A pass so strong, so clean, and so shockingly fast that it instantly cemented Dale Arnold’s Demon as one of the fiercest modern muscle machines in existence.

 This wasn’t just another Demon.

This was the Demon.

The Cat is officially out of the cage—and it’s running faster than ever.