The Northern European autumn racing calendar is renowned for narrow canal roads, sharp crosswinds, and breathless speeds. Between September 12 and 20, Energus Cycling Team tackled a brutal nine-day block of three UCI one-day classics across Belgium and the Netherlands.

Campaign summary card: Pluto 12th at Arno Wallaard, Ärm 39th at Vlaanderen, and Ärm 20th at Gooikse Pijl.

The campaign opened at the 190 km Arno Wallaard Memorial (1.2) in the Netherlands, which registered a blistering 50.5 km/h average speed—making it the fastest single race of the entire autumn block. Mārtiņš Pluto remained in the decisive front split, crossing the line in 12th place (+0:14).

Six days later, the squad transitioned to Belgium for the Kampioenschap van Vlaanderen (1.1), where Rait Ärm survived rapid bunch positioning to finish 39th in the winner's time. The block culminated at Gooikse Pijl (1.1) on September 20, where Ärm launched an authoritative bunch sprint to secure 20th place.