Chongqing Lifan
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Chongqing Qiche (Simplified Chinese: 重庆奇伡), previously named Vanguard Huandao and Chongqing Lifan is a relegating Chinese Super League club owned by Chongqing Lifan Group, which manufactures motorcycles, cars and spare parts. They play at the Chongqing Olympic Sports Centre Stadium in Chongqing and their Head Coach is Wei Xin.
[edit] Merge with Yunnan Hongta
see also Yunnan Hongta
the 2003 season Chongqing Lifan tanked and was relegated. The club decided to buy a Jia A position from Yunnan Hongta. The merge allowed then to remain in the top devision. The former Chongqing Lifan team became the new formed Hunan Xiangjun club that is relegating from the second division Jia League.
Despite finishing bottom for both the first and the second season of the CSL, they are still participating in the 2006 season as relegation had been cancelled for the first two seasons. However, in the 2006 season, they finished last again and is relegated for 2007. Their best ever finish in the old First Division was fourth.
[edit] Honours
- Chinese FA Cup 2000
- Jia B Champions 1996
| Chinese Super League, 2006 Seasons 2005 2004 |
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