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Madagascar's first Olympics was the Summer Games in 1964. They sent 3 athletes that participated in athletics: 1) Marc Rabemila - triple jump
2) Jean Randrainjatowo - 1500 meter run, 5000 meter run, marathon
3) J. Ravelomananatsoa - 100 meter dash, 200 meter dash Madagascar's first Winter Olympics were the 2006 Games in Turin. Mathieu Razanakolona competed in men's slalom and giant slalom.
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