You don't show the back side, nor do I think it's possible to photograph it usefully, but I suspect that the issue may be the locknut on the hub.
Measure it across the points of the hex and compare to the inside pocket on the blade. If you have a dentist friend, beg a few pieces of bite test film. This will give conclusive evidence that the locknut edges and fork touch.
If it is the hub locknut, and if that hub came with the bike OEM, than you have conclusive proof that Canyon is totally lacking in engineering and design staff. If as they claim, stuff is made in Far East, and brought to Germany for final QC, then I wonder what those QC people are doing with their time.
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