article_snippet.sent: The seven-car Maglev - short for 'magnetic levitation' - hit a top speed of 375mph (603 km/h) and travelled for almost 11 seconds at speeds above 373mph (600km/h) during a test run near Mount Fuji.
article_snippet.sent: a test run near Mount Fuji beat last week's speeds of 366mph (590kph), which in turn beat the train's previous 12-year record  of 361mph (581km/h).
article_snippet.sent: The seven-car Maglev (pictured) - short for 'magnetic levitation' - hit a top speed of 375mph (603 km/h) and travelled for almost 11 seconds at speeds above 373mph (600km/h) during a run near Mount Fuji.
article_snippet.sent: The seven-car Maglev ( beat last week's speeds of 366mph (590kph), which in turn beat the train's previous record of 361mph (581km/h)
article_snippet.sent: This travelled at a rather mundane 26mph (42km/hr).
highlights_snippet.sent: Maglev  hit 375mph (603 km/h) and travelled for 11 seconds at speeds above 373mph (600km/h) on an experimental track in Tsuru .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Latest test run beat last Thursday's top speeds of 366mph (590km/h)
  