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Montezemolo to visit Massa on Monday

By Jonathan Noble Sunday, July 26th 2009, 17:55 GMT

Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo will fly to Budapest on Monday to be at the bedside of injured driver Felipe Massa.

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