Mechanics and Fixing Any Questions Answered

they look like a 118v7 in which case no. However, you could fit a 10 speed campag freehub then put the 11 speed campag cassette on that and use it with shimano which would probably be fine

if they happen to be the v8 then you can fit an 11 speed shimano conversion kit

We have provided a popular service to convert our 2012 model year wheels to become compatible with 11-speed cassettes. Those 2012 wheels are built using our 188v8 (or 188 version 8) hubs, which are those with the Beyond Black or Falcon Grey-colored hubs. Previous model 188v7 hubs (silver) have a narrow flange width and therefore the threads on the axle for the v7 hubs were placed more inboard so the clinch nut could thread up to the bearing on the non-drive side. Our 11-speed kit has the v8 axle where the threads are placed more outboard to accommodate the wider flange spacing of the 188v8 hub. If you try to use the v8 axle on a v7 hubshell, the clinch nut would run out of thread and not contact the non-drive side bearing. All model year 2013 and 2014 (with 188/v9 hub) model-year wheels are 11-speed compatible. For more information on our conversion service, visit our website.
—Dan Lee

from here - https://www.velonews.com/gear/technical-faq-tubular-care-and-hacking-sram-hubs-for-11-speed/