So I was scrolling through my feed when this question popped up: what’s Oliver Bearman’s height in feet? Couldn’t find it anywhere, just centimeters. Dude’s a Formula 2 driver, right? Figured someone must have the exact number. Grabbed my laptop and dove in.
Step 1: Finding Any Starting Point
First, hit up Google like everyone else. Typed “Oliver Bearman height”. Bunch of sites say 183 cm. Cool, but useless ’cause I think in feet. Tried adding “in feet” to the search. Same articles. Zero conversion. Seriously, how hard is it to write both measurements?
Step 2: Manual Conversion Fail
Okay, fine. I’ll math it out. Remembered 1 foot = 30.48 cm. Divided 183 by 30.48 on my phone calculator. Got 6.003937… What even is that? Six feet and… how many inches? Head started spinning. Pulled up an inch calculator: 0.003937 feet × 12 = 0.047244 inches. That’s basically six feet flat, but felt sketchy.
Step 3: Hunting for Direct Sources
Figured team websites might have profiles. Went straight to Prema Racing’s site—no height listed. Haas F1’s site, where he tested? Nope. Wikipedia? Locked at 183 cm. F1’s official page? Same junk. Starting to annoy me now. Why’s this so buried?
Step 4: The “Instant” Trick
Remembered a trick: just Google “183 cm to feet”. Bam! Instant answer right in the search bar: exactly 6 feet 0.05 inches. Took two seconds. Felt dumb for not trying it first. Double-checked with an online converter. Same thing. Rounded off, dude’s basically six feet tall.
Why This Stuck With Me
Honestly? Made me realize how much time we waste overcomplicating things. Spent 20 minutes digging when the answer was in my search bar all along. Funny how our brains work. Plus, now I know Bearman’s the same height as my cousin—makes his F2 wins even cooler.
