Listen to this article The Italian outfit was struggling at times with excessive car bouncing down the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya straights, and a video released by F1 showed the phenomenon as Charles Leclerc was experiencing it. But as the first test came to a close on Friday, Ferrari believes that it made some good progress on the issue and was in a much happier place with its F1-75. Team principal Mattia Binotto said: “On the bouncing, I think it was an issue but it’s not any more. “If we’re looking at this on Thursday afternoon and earlier on Friday, I think we are bouncing a lot less. And somehow we are managing the situation.” Despite having to spend some time getting on top of the porpoising, Ferrari looked competitive throughout the Barcelona week and was singled out by many as the most promising of the teams. Binotto has played his team’s form down though, and reckons that the performance of everyone will close up once teams are running in more representative conditions. “We are happy, first because I think we have d …