Derailleur can't shift to 51-T sprocket. Deore CS-M5100 + RD-M5100

ISSUE:
When attempting to shift to the largest cassette sprocket, the side of the derailleur cage contacts the 51t sprocket, so the chain is not able to go up the gear.

WHAT I DID:
My drivetrain was in need of a replacement, so I decided to change to a 1×11 (from my original 2×11 CANYON Neuron AL 6.9 2017).

• I replaced my SLX M7000, 11×42 tooth, 11-speed cassette with the Deore CS-M5100-11, 11×51 tooth.
• Replaced my Deore XT Shadow derailleur with the Deore RD-M5100-SGS.
• I also changed my chain and chainring, but that irrelevant for now.

ELABORATION:

• The stopper plate properly contacts the B-tension stop on the derailleur hanger.
• The limit screws are adjusted (so far as possible)
• Shortened the new chain to zero point + 4 links + quick link
• The B-screw is maxed, all the way screwed against the stop to push the derailleur back.
  If I would pull the chain (making the effect if it would be shorter) the cage gets pulled to the front of the bike and clearing the 51t sprocket. Albeit, just. So shortening the chain is not the option, seems to me.

UPDATE:
I contacted Canyon, with my question if I might need another derailleur hanger/pad. They said this is the correct 11-speed hanger.

Manual RD-M5100-SGS

Not enough space between top of cage and 51T sprocket

Can’t reach 51t, left side of the cage is touching the sprocket

Chain on the 10th sprocket

Chain on the smallest 11T sprocket, if the chain would be longer then there is no tension

In all promotional material, the derailleur hanger seems to be quite a bit more downwards and not to the back (unlike my derailleur hanger/pad)

Stopper plate in correct place between derailleur pad/hanger and B-screw. B-screw is also maxed inwards.

current hanger

POSSIBLE ANSWER:
Turns out this derailleur needs a ‘standard mount’ derailleur pad/hanger. I have currently a direct mount. Canyon representative thought the SRAM hanger was for 10 speed. To me, it is now clear that a SRAM pad/hanger is the same as a Shimano ‘standard mount’. So, I’ll purchase the SRAM hanger (aka standard mount) from Canyon and try that out!