The Fourteenth Van Cliburn International Piano Competition took place in Fort Worth, Texas from May 24 to June 9, 2013. It was won by Ukrainian pianist Vadym Kholodenko. [1]
| Prize | Winner | Prize money | Other |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gold Medal |  Vadym Kholodenko | $50,000 | Career management, 3-year USA concert tour, Harmonia Mundi in-competition recording |
| Silver Medal |  Beatrice Rana | $20,000 | Career management, 3-year USA concert tour, Harmonia Mundi in-competition recording |
| Crystal Medal |  Sean Chen | $20,000 | Career management, 3-year USA concert tour, Harmonia Mundi in-competition recording |
| Steven de Groote Memorial Award | Vadym Kholodenko | $6,000 | |
| Beverley Taylor Smith Award | Vadym Kholodenko | $5,000 | |
| John Giordano Discretionary Award | Steven Lin | $4,000 | |
| Raymond E. Buck Discretionary Award | Alessandro Deljavan | $4,000 | |
| Jury Discretionary Award | Claire Huangci | $4,000 | |
| Audience Award | Beatrice Rana | $2,500 | |
| N | Competitor | P | S | F |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Abrosimov, Nikita |  |  | |
| | Buratto, Luca | | ||
| | Chen, Sean | | | 3rd |
| | Chernov, Aleksei | | | |
| | Daneshpour, Sara | | o/c | o/c |
| | Deljavan, Alessandro | | | o/c |
 | Dong, Fei-Fei | | | |
 | Dumont, François | | o/c | o/c |
| | Favorin, Yury | | o/c | o/c |
| | Garritson, Lindsay | | o/c | o/c |
 | Gillham, Jayson | | | o/c |
| | Greco, Giuseppe | | o/c | o/c |
| | Huang, Ruoyu | | o/c | o/c |
| | Huangci, Claire | | | o/c |
| | Kholodenko, Vadym | | | 1st |
| | Nikolay Khozyainov | | | o/c |
 | Koziak, Marcin | | o/c | o/c |
| | Lin, Steven | | o/c | o/c |
 | Lin, Kuan-Ting | | o/c | o/c |
| | McDonald, Alex | | o/c | o/c |
 | Miranda, Gustavo | | o/c | o/c |
| | Mndoyants, Nikita | | | |
| | Poliykov, Oleksandr | | o/c | o/c |
| | Rana, Beatrice | | | 2nd |
 | Sakata, Tomoki | | | |
| | Sangiovanni, Scipione | | o/c | o/c |
 | Sunwoo, Yekwon | | o/c | o/c |
| | Taverna, Alessandro | | o/c | o/c |
| | Yuan, Jie | | o/c | o/c |
| | Zuber, Eric | | o/c | o/c |
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