Norwegian Railways NSB Class 74/75 Flirt Acceleration Oslo Gardermoen to Lillestrøm

How well do the NSB Class 74/75 electric trains perform? Enjoy this ride between Oslo Gardamoen airport (flughafen) along the Gardamoen line to towards Oslo. This service - although not as illustrious as the Gardamoen airport Express, this commuter train still performs outstandingly and is very fast.
Acceleration from Oslo sees 100mph (160km/h) reached in 1 min 54 seconds, 110mph (177km/h) in 2 mins 12 seconds, and 124mph (200km/h) in 3 mins 12 seconds.
Top speed along this journey will be 200 km/h (124mph) and the 30.9 km (19.2 miles are eaten up in just 11 mins 22 seconds at an average start-to stop speed of 163 km/h (101.4 mph). Is this the world's fastest rail journey under 30km? Quite possibly.
The NSB Type 74 trains have an installed power of 4500KW (6034 hp) and a lightweight aluminium body- giving them ultra fast acceleration.
Notes on the video:
The image and GPS data are captured by a Garmin VirB Ultra 30 action camera. At the very start of the video the camera does not have a clear view of the sky due to the station canopy. So the first 30-35 seconds of GPS speed data are inaccurate, and this also affects the reported distance data too - which appears to be 0.3 miles less than the officially declared distance data between the 2 stations.

[@IamMagPie]

Thanks for visiting Norway. I hope you enjoyed your stay as well as the train travel. Just so you know, Oslo Airport is called "Gardermoen", and the small suburb outside Oslo is named "Lillestrøm", or "Lillestrom" if you prefer to drop the Norwegian letter "ø".

[@railperf]

Thanks. I have amended this accordingly. Sorry for the mistakes - even though I am half-norwegian myself

[@Alden_5185]

And Spanish' s tourists with neighbours