Talk:SNCF Class CC 7100

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The French wikipedia-site says:

"CC 7107 : avec une pointe réelle à 325 km/h le 28 mars 1955 à Labouheyre, elle est pourtant « officiellement » codétentrice du record de vitesse sur rail à 331 km/h avec la BB 9004 ; la vitesse de 331 km/h, effectivement atteinte par la BB 9 004, a été attribuée aux deux machines pour ne léser ni favoriser aucun constructeur."

So in fact the CC7107 did not reach the speed of 331 km/h, but 325 km/h only. 2001:99A:205D:DB00:1DBA:2F2B:4313:39FE (talk) 23:05, 21 September 2025 (UTC)Reply

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