Malaysia at the Olympics

Malaysia, the NOK, which was Olympic Council of Malaysia, founded in 1953 and recognized in 1954 by the IOC since 1964, he took part in the Olympic Summer Games. In 1980 he is the call for a boycott of the Games from Moscow. At Winter Games Malaysian athletes took part yet.

1956 and 1960 sent the Malaysian NOK athletes to the Games of Melbourne and Rome. During 1956, the state of Sabah sent a separate team under the name of North Borneo ( abbreviation NBO), the Malaysian team entered under the name Malaya ( Abbreviation MAL). 1964 were also athletes from Singapore part of the Malaysian team, which occurred from now on as Malaysia with the IOC abbreviation MAS.

A total of 282 athletes entered, including 46 women, at. Malaysian athletes have so far won six medals, five of which are in badminton. The first medal winners were 1992, the brothers Jalani Sidek and Razif, who won the bronze medal in the men's doubles badminton. The first woman to win a medal, also the first medal that has not won in badminton, 2012 was Pandelela Rinong PAMG, the bronze medal in platform diving won. The most successful athlete is the badminton player Lee Chong Wei, who won two silver medals in 2008 and 2012 in the men's singles.

The youngest member of a Malaysian team was 1964, the swimmer Molly Tay, which was launched at the age of 12 years. The marksman Kok Kum Woh was in 1964 at the age of 49 years, the oldest starter. Kok Kum Woh Beginning in 1960 in Rome while, there., As a member of the team from Singapore

Overview of participants

Summer Games

Winter Games

So far (as of 2012) no participation in the Olympic Winter Games.

List of medalists

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