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In short, no. However, as @mattdm said, try http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Server. In Fedora 21, they are planning to make a version of Fedora meant to be a server. However, I personally do not recommend this as Fedora is a relatively fast moving distro, and stability is the key to a server. If you prefer Debian-like distros, go for:

• Debian Squeeze
• Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
• Linux Mint 17

If you like Red Hat-like systems, go for:

• PCLinuxOS 2014
• Centos 6.5/7
• Fedora Server Edition 21
• Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.5/7

Debian Squeeze

Pros:

Amazing Stability, Good Community support, Long life

Cons:

No recent packages, Some packages have unsatisfied deps (Skype), Old kernel

Ubuntu 14.04 LTS

Pros:

Relatively stable, new packages, easy to use, good support

Cons:

Not as stable as Debian, resource-hog (little bit)

Linux Mint 17

Pros:

Relatively stable, new packages, easy to use, good support

Cons:

Not as stable as Debian

PCLinuxOS 2014, Centos 6.5/7

Pros:

Amazingly stable, meant to be a server, almost same as RHEL

Cons:

old software, unsatisfied deps (skype)

F21 Server

Not released yet

RHEL 6.5/7

Pros: Amazing Support, Amazing stability, amazing security, amazing updates

Cons: Outdated Software, costs money